Does anyone else own a Ragen 21FB?

Weekendwarriorgear.com will have the rubber bump stops.
Had my stops delivered in 3 days.

Strabo wrote:
Im in need of the black rubber donuts for our ramp...
Where can i buy them online?

What size are they?
Search ebay for black rubber cargo bumper.
There are various styles.
The 2.5" diameter, 1" tall ones are going for under $4 ea.

Stabo,
If you have a utility trailer dealer that has a parts counter, go there. The bumpers are used on numerous utility trailers. I got a set there for my Rage'n a few years ago.

Im in need of the black rubber donuts for our ramp...

Where can i buy them online?

I ordered a new set of the bumpers from WW Gear, Warrior Lifetyles RV store in Perris, Ca. Received them in about 3 days.
With shipping, about the same price as Simi RV, $10 ea.
Rubber would probably be better. Looks like UV deterioration is the problem.
I'll just replace them as they fail.

FireGuard wrote:
.. Simi Rv is pretty good as they used to sell Ragens. FYI, they stock the plastic bumpers for the rear door to protect it when it's on the ground. They will break.

If the plastic bumpers are the same as on our '09 WW, yes, ours have broken, too. ( http://www.weekendwarriorgear.com/product-p/40094.htm ) I've seen that newer Ragens & WWs switched to using black round rubber bumpers, also used on horse trailers. I'm still looking for a better replacement that are rectangular rubber. The black round rubber bumpers won't cover the holes left by the white plastic bumpers.

I had an 01 21FB and now an 07 21FB.
I think this is one of the best quality RVs I've seen. My 07 has a 12,500 lb gvw with over 5k of cargo capacity. Also has 150 gal fresh water and a 5500 watt Onan Gen which is unusual for a 21.
You made a good choice and will love your Ragen.
Simi Rv is pretty good as they used to sell Ragens. FYI, they stock the plastic bumpers for the rear door to protect it when it's on the ground. They will break.

Happy New Year to all and Thanks for the insight.
I do have another ?
I just realized there is an antenna on the roof that is cranked up from the inside. I cannot find a coax or any other cable near where the TV is mounted though. Since it is an 06' wouldnt it be "digital" or does it even matter? I would like to figure out how to make it work to get whatever TV reception I could.
Any ideas/suggestions?
Thanks,
BTW my location is actually Thousad Oaks CA but I cant figure out how to update it. My location shows Moorpark but that is just where it is stored.

I doubt you will find a "manual" for your Ragen 21FB, just like I couldn't find a "manual" for our '09 WW FB2100, Tige 21V or Itasca Sunsetter. What you can find is manuals for each of the pieces of equipment the manufacturers installed in our RVs. We were looking for an '06 Ragen 21FB and ended up with an '09 WW FB2100, which is very similar. Fortunately the original owner kept all the manuals - generator, refrigerator, A/C, etc., but I've found them somewhat lacking. There is some good info on the appliance manufacturers websites and on forums, like this one. I use Google, a lot. As I find part no.s, procedures, drawings, pictures, PDFs, etc. for equipment on our trailer I save them away. I buy most of my parts from ebay, Amazon, etrailer.com and Walmart.com.

Our WW FB2100 has a push/pull switch in the power compartment which is used to disconnect the 12v converter from the 12v system in the trailer. The switch "behind the tongue" on your 21FB is probably used to disconnect the battery from the 12v system in the trailer. If the switch is exposed to road spray you might want to consider using a marine switch or relocate it to inside a compartment. The switch would be used to disconnect the battery when in storage without ground power to maintain a charge. Or to disconnect the battery from the 12v system if a cell is shorted and dragging down the converter output. Switches for both the battery and converter to disconnect them from the 12v system is nice when troubleshooting or modifying wiring.

The manual for the Rage'n I had was very generic. Not very informative.
All the appliances/components installed should have their own manuals. Those you will find useful. A google search may find those if you cannot find hard copies.
As far as for the coach itself, you can get a lot of answers by posting your questions here, or use the search function, which is very helpful.